Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-21

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tiuo Of tiobtuoss In on,,oar,ucn M. ,Liol,
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inc room One lool,nJ fo. the nonl,in
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! of Lady AuTusto was raised q littIa loudar
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" in the honse He arrived an hour moo :,
son and Won hove soon bimy,' Tho
sneaker was Mrs Tracy Uon1n,- vboso
sunday EVENINGS ore vell-ino,v
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him if we have tn,a bo,.n hn,,n g., Iottn,
from our friend ANNA patrovno tba v.nlI.
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md road
.Our brother po,Irs ,vho is ON his n,o,. to
Fnolond j., ono of those rora and ,ror;ors
hnn3on craat1,res who oca',i,e oa,.lv in Iiro
70 ofter voors of work and st,n,yglo He
pronoses if he meets with n svmnothatic
CIRCLE
''He will, he WILL" sighed Mrs. Tracy
Hanley.
- TO preach the HIGHER Philosophy in n
way which will be entirely new to YOU. /
declare that until conversing with Herr
Pauus and seeing with my own eyes the
exercise of a power which had before only
heard and read of, | had no true concep-
ton of his philosophy. My dear sister, in
those ties which are more sacred than the
ties of blood, begin by dismssing from your
mind all preconceived ideas of Spirituaism.
as well as all prejudice and suspicion He
makes new Departure His soul is can
dor itself: he is as pure rs the white leaf of
a lily; he is as incapable of deception as one
"a ullt loltN Spirits Wlln whom ne nous ma
bitual communion: he trusts and expects
to be trusted In word. my dear Augusta,
take him to your heart
Perhaps it was pang of hunger which
made Mr.. Emanuel Chick snort at this
point.
1T is only by sympathy, by confden 20.
and by affection that he can be won, step
by step, to unfold his soul. He is entirely
beyond and above considerations of money;
ms wants which are simple, are supplied by
ms Friends; take care not TO offer him any
money
1t was no doubt hunger again which
caused Mr.. emanuel Chick to breathe loud
at this point
II do not know that there is anything
more to do by way of introduction. Ny
dear sister. we are on the eve of the most
stupendous revolution of thought that the
world has ever seen. 1t will BEGIN in Eng
land-Christian bigoted. preiudiced. conser-
vativc England -
"Ohn Mrs Tracey Hanlev claspad her
hands to her bosom How delightful,
How wonderful, And his name-Ppulus
-PauluS-German for Paul WHY do they